Whiteley, of Kanner & Whiteley, says young women are empowering other women in mass torts. Although the pandemic taught her that some lawyers work well from home, she remained at her New Orleans office the whole past year. "Having those dialogues, to go into the hall, and work things out. I miss it."
June 25, 2021 at 02:57 PM
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staff reporter
When the younger associates at Conlee Whiteley’s firm began working from home during the pandemic, she remained at her firm’s New Orleans office.
“In terms of the workplace environment, I was very old school, and I personally don’t like to work from home,” said Whiteley, 54, of Kanner & Whiteley.
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